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The toolchain images move from clang/lld 21 to 23. - llvm-23-debs (mirror-llvm-debs workflow, focal amd64/arm64 + noble amd64), compiler-rt-darwin-23.1.1 and compiler-rt-windows-23.1.1 (extracted from the official LLVM 23.1.1 macOS arm64 / Windows x64+arm64 releases) are the releases the Dockerfiles now install from; every checksum pin is updated. - Dockerfile.musl: Alpine 3.23 stops at LLVM 21 and LLVM 23 is in edge only, so clang23/llvm23/lld23 come from edge/main as a tagged repository. musl, libstdc++ and gcc stay 3.23's (container and aarch64 sysroot alike). The one package that follows clang from edge is libgcc-static; the sysroot step now also checks that clang selects the same GCC version for both. The unused clang/llvm -dev and -static packages are dropped (llvm23-dev would pull edge's python3). - lanes.mjs: the ARM64 CodeView register mapping that rules out an arm64 Windows lto lane is still missing in LLVM 23.1.
FreeBSD 14.3 is EOL and download.freebsd.org/releases no longer serves its base.txz (404); it now lives under archive.freebsd.org/old-releases. The cached toolchain image hid this until the LLVM bump changed the image hash and the base stage had to be rebuilt. Try the live mirror first, then the archive, so a supported release and an archived one both resolve.
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Beyond the inline finding, I also checked two things and ruled them out: the LLVM 23 thin-LTO bitcode in the lto tarballs being unreadable by an LLVM 21 ld.lld (that is the intended pairing with the Bun-side bump, not a regression), and the new GCC-parity probe in Dockerfile.musl running before /etc/clang23/aarch64-alpine-linux-musl.cfg is copied (the cfg only carries codegen defaults like -fstack-clash-protection; GCC installation selection depends on the target triple and --sysroot, which the probe passes explicitly).
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A verified finding on the unpinned Alpine edge repository in Dockerfile.musl is being posted inline, and further verified findings exist that are not posted, so approval is not appropriate. This body only records what else was examined: the cross-version LTO bitcode question (by design, since Bun bumps LLVM in lockstep and the PR's stated purpose is to make lld read rustc's 23.1.1 bitcode) and the ordering of the new GCC-installation check relative to the aarch64 clang config file (the cfg does not affect which GCC installation clang selects). The remaining edits (sha256 pins, ARG renames, compiler-rt tag/URL updates, the FreeBSD archive fallback, mirror script/workflow defaults, lanes.mjs comment) are mechanical and consistent across all six Dockerfiles.
One verified lower-impact observation (a convention, logging or cleanup point) was not posted.
| RUN echo "@edge https://dl-cdn.alpinelinux.org/alpine/edge/main" >> /etc/apk/repositories | ||
| RUN apk update | ||
| RUN apk add --no-cache cmake make clang21 clang21-static clang21-dev llvm21-dev llvm21-static musl-dev git lld libgcc gcc g++ libstdc++ build-base lld-dev llvm21-libs libc-dev xz zlib zlib-dev libxml2 libxml2-dev | ||
| RUN apk add --no-cache cmake make clang23@edge llvm23@edge lld23@edge musl-dev git libgcc gcc g++ libstdc++ build-base libc-dev xz zlib zlib-dev libxml2 libxml2-dev |
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🟡 (optional) Maintainers can lose every lane of a commit that rebuilds the musl toolchain image once Alpine edge moves on; the base branch built it from stable 3.23. Dockerfile.musl:24 takes clang23, llvm23 and lld23 from the rolling @ edge repository with no pin or mirror, and Dockerfile.musl:93 aborts the build when edge's libgcc-static is a newer GCC than 3.23's. Fix: make the musl toolchain a pinned input like the LLVM debs, e.g. mirror the clang23, llvm23, lld23 and libgcc-static apks to a GitHub release checked by sha256. The PR calls this accepted; base also takes ICU_VERSION, so an ICU bump rebuilds it too (ci.yml:130 then starts no lane).
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The trigger is a future rebuild of the musl base stage on a day when edge's gcc (hence libgcc-static, which clang23@ edge pulls in) is a newer version than Alpine 3.23's gcc, or when edge has dropped or rebuilt clang23 against something 3.23 lacks. The rebuild happens whenever the image tag computed by lanes.mjs:210-227 changes: any edit to Dockerfile.musl lines 14-127, or a change to icu/source.json, because ARG ICU_VERSION and ARG ICU_SHA256 at Dockerfile.musl:120-121 are inside base and so are in taken at lanes.mjs:218 and hashed at lanes.mjs:221. CLAUDE.md presents an ICU bump as a one-file change; after this PR it also re-resolves edge. On that rebuild apk at Dockerfile.musl:24 installs clang23@ edge and its dependency libgcc-static@ edge, which lands in /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-alpine-linux-musl// next to 3.23's gcc. clang -v at Dockerfile.musl:89 then selects the newer directory, while the sysroot clang at Dockerfile.musl:90 selects 3.23's aarch64 gcc, so line 93 exits 1 and the image leg fails. ci.yml:130 and the if: at ci.yml:218 mean no lane of any platform…
Verification: normal; acknowledged in diff: Dockerfile.musl:21 ("Edge is a rolling repository: a rebuild of this stage takes the 23.x that is there on that day") and Dockerfile.musl:93's own error text ("libgcc-static from edge has moved on") record the hazard; the PR description says the check "fails the image build if edge's gcc moves ahead of 3.23's". The note is accurate about what the check catches…
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- Line 24: Update the dependency installation command in the Dockerfile to make
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| RUN echo "@edge https://dl-cdn.alpinelinux.org/alpine/edge/main" >> /etc/apk/repositories | ||
| RUN apk update | ||
| RUN apk add --no-cache cmake make clang21 clang21-static clang21-dev llvm21-dev llvm21-static musl-dev git lld libgcc gcc g++ libstdc++ build-base lld-dev llvm21-libs libc-dev xz zlib zlib-dev libxml2 libxml2-dev | ||
| RUN apk add --no-cache cmake make clang23@edge llvm23@edge lld23@edge musl-dev git libgcc gcc g++ libstdc++ build-base libc-dev xz zlib zlib-dev libxml2 libxml2-dev |
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Pin the LLVM package revisions.
@edge is a rolling Alpine repository, and this command has no immutable snapshot or package-version pin. A later rebuild can select different clang23, llvm23, or lld23 revisions without a source change, reducing build reproducibility.
Use an immutable repository snapshot or pin all three packages to exact compatible versions and revisions.
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In `@Dockerfile.musl` at line 24, Update the dependency installation command in
the Dockerfile to make clang23, llvm23, and lld23 reproducible by using an
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…-09-15 clang/lld 23.1.1 and a nightly whose rustc bundles LLVM 23.1.1, so clang's own ld.lld reads rustc's -Clinker-plugin-lto bitcode again and the rust-lld swap goes dormant. bootstrap.sh -> v42, bootstrap.ps1 -> v23. Toolchain pins - scripts/build/tools.ts, bootstrap.sh/.ps1, .buildkite/Dockerfile, format.yml, rust-lints.yml, run-clang-format.sh, nix (llvmPackages_23 + refreshed flake.lock, which also makes nodejs_26 resolve), docs. - WEBKIT_VERSION points at the oven-sh/WebKit#671 preview build (LLVM 23 toolchain images). Swap to the merged SHA before landing. Images - Alpine 3.23 stops at LLVM 21; 23 is in edge/main only. bootstrap.sh adds edge as a tagged repository and installs llvm23/clang23/lld23 from it, so musl and libstdc++ stay the release's. Idempotent (probes `apk policy`). - Homebrew: llvm@23 is an alias of the keg-only `llvm`, which `brew link --force` refuses; link the keg's bin into $brew_prefix/bin by hand (that is the only Homebrew dir darwin-ci's job.sh has on PATH). - FreeBSD 14.3 is EOL and gone from download.freebsd.org; fall back to archive.freebsd.org for the sysroot. Workaround registry (scripts/build/workarounds.ts) - asan-dyld-shim: fixed upstream (compiler-rt >= 22.1.4 uses _dyld_get_dyld_header); shim, rule and entry removed. - darwin-cross-stack-size: ld64.lld 23.1.1 (and llvm main) still marks -stack_size HelpHidden = "not yet implemented"; threshold -> 24.0.0. - rust-lld-for-crosslang-lto: entry removed, mechanism kept. The swap is conditional on rustc's LLVM major > clang's and is simply inactive at 23/23; it is needed again when the pinned nightly moves to LLVM 24. clang 23 - `RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION(scope, {})` in `-> void` lambdas is now an error: use void() (JSCommonJSModule, JSMockFunction, ObjectModule). - -Wattribute-alias: memmem is a weak forwarding definition to highway_memmem instead of an alias with a different prototype. - ASan now poisons the byte malloc(0) returns while malloc_usable_size still reports it; OPENSSL_realloc copies and OPENSSL_memory_free zeroes usable_size bytes, so the first ECDSA verify of a TLS handshake (CBB_init(_, 0) then a grow) was a heap-buffer-overflow on ASAN builds. OPENSSL_memory_alloc asks for 1 byte instead of 0 under bun_asan. - clang-format 23 output. nightly-2026-09-15 - core::mem::type_info was redesigned: Type::of::<T>().kind ICEs for structs and field data moved to compile-time-only methods on TypeId (fields/field/FieldId), callable from const items and inline const blocks but not from const fn bodies. multi_array_list.rs is ported; with no "is a struct" query left, T is checked by layout (one variant, fields unless zero-sized, non-overlapping fields). - New clippy needless_bool / redundant_clone sites; `match exec(ctx)? {}` for a Result<Infallible>.
…rfly by catches too The test recurses until --maxPerThreadStackUsage stops it and quits once check() has been entered 10000 times. Near the limit the call to check() itself overflows, so that count stalls while every level still runs its 1024 * 16 retries; how many such levels there are depends on native frame sizes, and each one multiplies the run time by ~16000. Same JSC commit, arm64 jsc under qemu, time to exit by stack limit: clang 21 build: hangs at 1540000 and 1640000, ~10 s elsewhere clang 23 build: hangs at 1500000, 1572864 (the harness default) and 1600000, ~10 s elsewhere Both finish from 1700000 up. So the LLVM 23 toolchain did not miscompile anything; its frame sizes land on the bad side of the default limit, and the test hit the 300 s hard timeout on the arm64 lto lane twice in a row. The catch block runs whether check() threw or could not be called, so it counts as well and quits at 50000. Configurations that were fine still end on the original counter (total=10001, caught=10915); the others end on the new one with ~8500 real check() calls, in under a minute even emulated.
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…-09-15 clang/lld 23.1.1 and a nightly whose rustc bundles LLVM 23.1.1, so clang's own ld.lld reads rustc's -Clinker-plugin-lto bitcode again and the rust-lld swap goes dormant. bootstrap.sh -> v42, bootstrap.ps1 -> v23. Toolchain pins - scripts/build/tools.ts, bootstrap.sh/.ps1, .buildkite/Dockerfile, format.yml, rust-lints.yml, run-clang-format.sh, nix (llvmPackages_23 + refreshed flake.lock, which also makes nodejs_26 resolve), docs. - WEBKIT_VERSION points at the oven-sh/WebKit#671 preview build (LLVM 23 toolchain images). Swap to the merged SHA before landing. Images - Alpine 3.23 stops at LLVM 21; 23 is in edge/main only. bootstrap.sh adds edge as a tagged repository and installs llvm23/clang23/lld23 from it, so musl and libstdc++ stay the release's. Idempotent (probes `apk policy`). - Homebrew: llvm@23 is an alias of the keg-only `llvm`, which `brew link --force` refuses; link the keg's bin into $brew_prefix/bin by hand (that is the only Homebrew dir darwin-ci's job.sh has on PATH). - FreeBSD 14.3 is EOL and gone from download.freebsd.org; fall back to archive.freebsd.org for the sysroot. Workaround registry (scripts/build/workarounds.ts) - asan-dyld-shim: fixed upstream (compiler-rt >= 22.1.4 uses _dyld_get_dyld_header); shim, rule and entry removed. - darwin-cross-stack-size: ld64.lld 23.1.1 (and llvm main) still marks -stack_size HelpHidden = "not yet implemented"; threshold -> 24.0.0. - rust-lld-for-crosslang-lto: entry removed, mechanism kept. The swap is conditional on rustc's LLVM major > clang's and is simply inactive at 23/23; it is needed again when the pinned nightly moves to LLVM 24. clang 23 - `RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION(scope, {})` in `-> void` lambdas is now an error: use void() (JSCommonJSModule, JSMockFunction, ObjectModule). - -Wattribute-alias: memmem is a weak forwarding definition to highway_memmem instead of an alias with a different prototype. - ASan now poisons the byte malloc(0) returns while malloc_usable_size still reports it; OPENSSL_realloc copies and OPENSSL_memory_free zeroes usable_size bytes, so the first ECDSA verify of a TLS handshake (CBB_init(_, 0) then a grow) was a heap-buffer-overflow on ASAN builds. OPENSSL_memory_alloc asks for 1 byte instead of 0 under bun_asan. - clang-format 23 output. nightly-2026-09-15 - core::mem::type_info was redesigned: Type::of::<T>().kind ICEs for structs and field data moved to compile-time-only methods on TypeId (fields/field/FieldId), callable from const items and inline const blocks but not from const fn bodies. multi_array_list.rs is ported; with no "is a struct" query left, T is checked by layout (one variant, fields unless zero-sized, non-overlapping fields). - New clippy needless_bool / redundant_clone sites; `match exec(ctx)? {}` for a Result<Infallible>.
…-09-15 clang/lld 23.1.1 and a nightly whose rustc bundles LLVM 23.1.1, so clang's own ld.lld reads rustc's -Clinker-plugin-lto bitcode again and the rust-lld swap goes dormant. bootstrap.sh -> v42, bootstrap.ps1 -> v23. Toolchain pins - scripts/build/tools.ts, bootstrap.sh/.ps1, .buildkite/Dockerfile, format.yml, rust-lints.yml, run-clang-format.sh, nix (llvmPackages_23 + refreshed flake.lock, which also makes nodejs_26 resolve), docs. - WEBKIT_VERSION points at the oven-sh/WebKit#671 preview build (LLVM 23 toolchain images). Swap to the merged SHA before landing. Images - Alpine 3.23 stops at LLVM 21; 23 is in edge/main only. bootstrap.sh adds edge as a tagged repository and installs llvm23/clang23/lld23 from it, so musl and libstdc++ stay the release's. Idempotent (probes `apk policy`). - Homebrew: llvm@23 is an alias of the keg-only `llvm`, which `brew link --force` refuses; link the keg's bin into $brew_prefix/bin by hand (that is the only Homebrew dir darwin-ci's job.sh has on PATH). - FreeBSD 14.3 is EOL and gone from download.freebsd.org; fall back to archive.freebsd.org for the sysroot. Workaround registry (scripts/build/workarounds.ts) - asan-dyld-shim: fixed upstream (compiler-rt >= 22.1.4 uses _dyld_get_dyld_header); shim, rule and entry removed. - darwin-cross-stack-size: ld64.lld 23.1.1 (and llvm main) still marks -stack_size HelpHidden = "not yet implemented"; threshold -> 24.0.0. - rust-lld-for-crosslang-lto: entry removed, mechanism kept. The swap is conditional on rustc's LLVM major > clang's and is simply inactive at 23/23; it is needed again when the pinned nightly moves to LLVM 24. clang 23 - `RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION(scope, {})` in `-> void` lambdas is now an error: use void() (JSCommonJSModule, JSMockFunction, ObjectModule). - -Wattribute-alias: memmem is a weak forwarding definition to highway_memmem instead of an alias with a different prototype. - ASan now poisons the byte malloc(0) returns while malloc_usable_size still reports it; OPENSSL_realloc copies and OPENSSL_memory_free zeroes usable_size bytes, so the first ECDSA verify of a TLS handshake (CBB_init(_, 0) then a grow) was a heap-buffer-overflow on ASAN builds. OPENSSL_memory_alloc asks for 1 byte instead of 0 under bun_asan. - clang-format 23 output. nightly-2026-09-15 - core::mem::type_info was redesigned: Type::of::<T>().kind ICEs for structs and field data moved to compile-time-only methods on TypeId (fields/field/FieldId), callable from const items and inline const blocks but not from const fn bodies. multi_array_list.rs is ported; with no "is a struct" query left, T is checked by layout (one variant, fields unless zero-sized, non-overlapping fields). - New clippy needless_bool / redundant_clone sites; `match exec(ctx)? {}` for a Result<Infallible>.
clang/lld/llvm-* 21.1.8 → 23.1.1 everywhere (build scripts, bootstrap.sh v42 / bootstrap.ps1 v23 CI images, Dockerfiles, GitHub Actions, nix, docs), Rust nightly-2026-07-20 → nightly-2026-09-15 (rustc 1.100, LLVM 23.1.1), WebKit → c28156899e5f (oven-sh/WebKit#671 builds it with LLVM 23; #673 stops the ASan-build conservative scan reading poisoned stack words, which is what kept the last object alive in terminal.test.ts and serve-pending-promise-abort-leak.test.ts on the x64-asan lane). Source changes the new toolchains needed: - multi_array_list.rs: ported to the redesigned core::mem::type_info API - clang 23: `return void()` in lambdas under RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION, memmem as a forwarding definition instead of an alias, clang-format 23 reformatting - LLVM 23 ASan poisons the byte malloc(0) returns: OPENSSL_memory_alloc asks for 1 - new clippy lints (needless_bool, redundant_clone) - Miri checks variadic syscall argument types: futex timeout passed as libc::timespec - FreeBSD aarch64: outline-atomics initializers in binary-expectations; verify-baseline-static allowlists for clang 23 codegen Workarounds retired: the ASan dyld shim and DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH in compile tests (fixed in LLVM 22), the rust-lld-for-crosslang-lto registry entry (mechanism kept; dormant while rustc's LLVM == clang's). darwin-cross-stack-size now expects its fix in LLVM 24. CI: MinIO image moved to quay.io; the advisory mordant job is off until dylint runs on a current nightly (see .github/workflows/CLAUDE.md).
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Moves every toolchain image from clang/lld 21 to 23. Pairs with the Bun-side bump (LLVM 21.1.8 → 23.1.1, Rust nightly whose LLVM is 23.1.1), so clang's
ld.lldreads rustc's bitcode again for cross-language LTO.Mirrored releases this depends on (already published)
llvm-23-debsmirror-llvm-debsworkflow withllvm_version=23compiler-rt-darwin-23.1.1lib/clang/23/lib/darwin/LLVM-23.1.1-macOS-ARM64.tar.xzcompiler-rt-windows-23.1.1clang+llvm-23.1.1-{x86_64,aarch64}-pc-windows-msvc.tar.xzapt.llvm.org's
-23repo serves 23.1.2 snapshots ofrelease/23.x; the darwin/windows runtimes are 23.1.1. Same major, same situation as 21 (21.1.5 debs vs 21.1.8 runtimes).Dockerfile.musl
Alpine 3.23 stops at LLVM 21 (3.24 at 22); 23 is in
edge/mainonly.clang23,llvm23andlld23are installed from edge as a tagged repository, so musl (1.2.5-r23), libstdc++ and gcc stay 3.23's in the container and in the aarch64 sysroot. The one package that follows clang from edge islibgcc-static(3.23 has no such package), so the sysroot step now also checks that clang selects the same GCC version for both architectures — it fails the image build if edge's gcc moves ahead of 3.23's.The
clangNN-dev/-static,llvmNN-dev/-static,lld-devpackages are dropped: nothing in the JSCOnly build uses them, andllvm23-devwould pull edge's python3.Edge is rolling: a rebuild of the
basestage takes whatever 23.x is there that day.Not changed
lanes.mjsstill has no arm64 Windowsltolane —AArch64_MC::initLLVMToCVRegMappingin 23.1.1 still maps onlyQ0–Q31, no tuple registers.Checked locally
Dockerfile.muslbasestage builds (musl/fortify/GCC parity checks, aarch64 cross checks, ICU host tools with clang-23).Dockerfile(glibc)basestage builds.--checksum/sha256sum -cpin matches the release asset digests.